... blank, at half-past four Lord Cardigan determined to turn out a stag, which afforded so s, lendid and long • run that it after dark ere tl.e spor amen returned Prince hunted three days during Isis vioit to Lord Cardigan. The marriage of the Grand Duke ...

... tbe scrgesot-majort. lbe llth Huttart (Lord Cardigan's are to be reviewed in London early In October, by their Colonel, Prioce Albert. Lieut.-C olooel Wca. Pertae, of the ItSib Light Dragoont, fractured hit arm In two placet while mounting hit pony, at ...

... I not say that Lord Cardigan had by hiscooduct grossly insulted me? Captain Jones : Yes ; words to that effect. The re-examination of Captain Jones by the Earl of Cardigan was then rammed by the Judge-Advocate. The Earl of Cardigan : Captain Jones, are ...

... Lord, your Lordship's obedient servant, Richard Antho.vy Rkyn'.'LDS. Ritht Hon. the Earl of Cardigan, 4.0. Urunswick square, Brighton. The Earl of Cardigan then said, thatnot being on terms of communication with Captain Reynolds except ou mat- ters ...

... wine greviou. bodily harm. The grand Jury also .Uted that they had found a true bill agiin.t Captain John Douglas se- cond ion of the Earl of Cardigan), aud no true bill again»t Captam Harvey Garnett Phipp. Tuckett, and Henry Maxwell Wainwright (Captain ...

... this otherwise inimitable regiment ? Th e answer must be—Lord Cardigan r and the re- I wily is evident, let Lord Cardigan he at once dirtinksed! Sir John goys on to hope, that Lord Cardigan would, in the command of a regiment, exercise discretion and ...

... Earl of Cardigan wubsestnnamitted by in autism to H. R. H. Albert the tottering reply was returned, dated ..wsdee Cootie, Now. 10. t --I am commanded by Pekoe* Albert to ark ncreledg the ; 0 ; list • pamphlet which you metes Is of Lord Cardigan. His es ...

... Altman Harmer has resigned his gown as the Ward of ?arm nadon %% Utast, de. he ..,•. enjoy lb. repose of domestic s friends in the Ward, however, or. to promote his re-election.— Woke. Or Jour; MOROOOOD.—John Thorrrardliss at !emelt been 'third to walk out ...

... the Earl of Cardigan. We understand thai the complaint of Dr. Sandham against Lord Cardigan has been attended to. and thai his lordship has been reprimanded. In the case of Major Morse Cooper, a! e.ipy of the reprimand was sent to Lord Cardigan, and it found ...

... }l:el.—Donations for this week :—Mr. John Haller XS; Mr. Monist Snow . . £5; S. Terrelt. id; Mrs. Terrstt, £2; E. Thompson, Esg„ £1; the lion. H. Walpole. £l. New annual subscribers of £1 Is.:—Mrs. Wynue Smith. John Boller, jun., Esq., Rey. T. E.`Shedrell ...

... slble to the probable .nw , not ?? w** lMen- **», ?? %t -^.tions. *•■». i. of W-000 men, which to££ ?? p** c ?? for an arm, in «»• dinetum of BaJdliL ,, r ?? of troop, rious rumourt The f«_.!^ ur * ?? ?? •** •*- » ?? —indeed, iheir ?? . ?? appears ...

... by the Earl of Cardigan ) ; two years at the senior department of the Military College, and a distinct am! exptets underttanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again be required to serve for a single day under the Earl of Cardigan. Major Morse ...